. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. what do we want? >> justice! from the east coast to the west coast, demonstrators bring their message out in enforce, demanding justice for trayvon martin. >> good evening, i'm ken lee. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. it has been a day full of the protest all over the country, including reichert here in the bay area. people were calling for justice for trayvon

martin and they marched from frank ogawa plaza to lake merritt. ers were followed by a heavy police presence graham johnson a live look at a quiet downtown oakland as you can see here, a different scene than just a few hours ago. oakland police tell ktvu there were no arrested during today's protest. security remained tight around each rally and march planned in oakland. >> ktvu's jade hender questions about live near lake merritts a new amphitheater, where a candlelight vigil wrapped up just about an hour ago. >> reporter: heather, tonight, began much as it began very peacefully. dozens of people gathered as the sunset. >> peace and love is the way forward for us and that is how we actually achieve justice. >> tonight candles burnedded for young people who lost their lives to gun violence and for trayvon martin, one man is disappointed by florida

justice. >> appears that our -- it's okay to kill black and brown young people it appears that the system treats it as okay. >> reporter: just hours before r-bicyclists rode as oakland police followed close behind. >> 99.9% of the people are here for a good time and ride in peace. >> reporter: this afternoon, at least nine officers walked behind this march from frank ogawa plaza to lake merritt and supporters want marissa alexander freed after firing a warping shot at a husband. a dozen police vehicles including an ac transit and ambulance followed marchers.

hovering police, one protester told us kept her from marching. >> i don't want to be labeled as someone who thinks that breaking windows is going to solve anything in this society. and like the last couple of marches, all this week have been riddled with police and like i don't see how that is helping our community. >> reporter: as we mentioned earlier today the vigil was peaceful. those who gathered signed a banner and lit candles. oakland police increased this weekend's staffing and pulling in help from other law enforcement agencies and as we mentioned earlier, there were no arrests. reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. there were concerns ahead of today's day of action that there might be a repeat of the violence from earlier this week. one oakland city willsman says he believes that the city is seeing violent outburst during protests because city leaders have created an atmosphere that allows such incidents to happen. >> they can break in my house and shoot up my neighborhood,

they can vandalize international and sometimes we don't respond with the law enforcement. people call, call and nobody shows up. >> the interim oakland police chief says his department is trying to respond efficiently to calls while dealing with a severe understaffing problem. >> 100 cities hold rallies across the nation, 3,000 people demonstrated in downtown atlanta. family members of dr. martin luther king who based his civil rights movement in atlanta says his work remains you been finished. >> people in a small quiet crowd carried pictures of trayvon martin through the streets of sanford, florida. that is martin's hometown and the place he was killed. hundreds marched in los angeles at the federal courthouse there and speakers said that the system is broken and that no one should be racially profiled. >> in oakland, one polarizing

moment when mayor jean quan stepped up to the microphone. hecklers try to drown her out and the mayor told us she wasn't upset by the disruption. >> radical anarchists have never liked me and that is okay. >> do you think they heard my message? >> i don't know that they hear anybody's message. >> she was asking the crowd to honor trayvon martin's parents who called for a peaceful protest before she was shouted down. >> congresswoman pelzi praised president obama's words. >> president gave us good direction and review the profiling attitudes across the country and from my own standpoint i think the stand your ground in this case seemed, nor provocative than protective of anybody. >> today it was my son, tomorrow it might be yours.

>> meantime trayvon martin's mother speaks out, coming up later, more on today nationwide demonstrations and what the martin family says about momentum on the issue fading. now to our continuing coverage of the deadly shooting this week in oakland that left an 8-year-old girl dead and two other children wounded of the tonight we talked to the mother of the two children hurt in that shoot shooting. the oakland family whose child was killed after their apartment was braid bullets says their now terrified to go home. ktvu's debora villalon has an interview you will only see on 2. >> reporter: that gunfire wednesday night at a kid's sleep over killed a little girl who is a guest and now the head of that household is taking it hard. >> it's tragedy and i feel so bad, so bad of what happened. >> reporter: brea colbert was at work when someone came to our doors as

three kids rushed to it a barrage of bullets ripped through it. bia's daughter was shot in the shoulder and a friend grazed in the stomach and their grandmother wounded too. but the gurnthat caught-year- old alaysha carradine killed her. >> i loved that girl like she was my own. her and my daughter would play together, do things together. >> reporter: alaisha and amara were best friends attending the same school and their classmates sent the messages since the shooting. the two girls were inseparable. >> it was okay for him to come. it has was like her second home. >> reporter: colbert says she feels terrible for alaysha's mother who was out of town when she got the urgent call to come home. >> it was like, ladybug is dead. >> ladybug, alaysha's nickname since she was a baby. she and her mom had talked ton

the phone the day she died. >> she was like i'm having lots of fun. she is so square feet. that little girl is so sweet. i don't know how somebody could take her life. i just want to get justice for her death. i don't feel like the person that took her life should be able to just roam the streets and be free, when i don't get to spend my more days with my baby. >> reporter: colbert says she has no idea why some would target her household. >> she hopes that the killer is caught, but relatives say they will never return to live here. >> someone that they don't know shot up the house and everybody is feeling fearful until that person is caught. >> reporter: the two wounded kids ages 4 and 7 are out of the hospital now, and recovering. >> it took a couple of days to explain to my child that her left friend is gone. >> reporter: alaisha is the youngest of seven children shot to death in

oakland this year, all of others were teenagers. we checked with oakland police tonight, nothing new on this investigation, but there is a $35,000 reward for information leading to her killer. reporting live in oakland, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. now to our coverage of the crash of flight 214 and the families of three victims killed by the asiana plane crash and it's aftermath have hired a law firm. chronicle reports that they are represented by an attorney from a new york-based aviation law fiscal year and today asiana airlines hired disaster response company dsm global to handle the return of personal effects from the crash. there was a big fix it job in foreman after a large sinkhole opened up in the city's mission district. according to san francisco public works, the sinkhole on

treat street near 20th was about 3' deep and several feet wide. crews patch up the sinkhole to make it safe to drive on and they say sinkholes are not concommon in the city. it's just part of having an ongoing aging infrastructure. new details about a body found floating yesterday in an east bait lake. police say the body is that of a man believed to be a concord resident, who witnesses say fell into ellis lake. police haven't yet released his name or cause of death and say at is this point the death apartners accidental. body of a missing woman was located in a car found at the bottom of a steep ravine in orinda. family members say 92-year-old mary farrelly garvey went missing on thursday. there was no word yet on what might have caused the accident. helping veterans from world war ii all way to iraq and afghanistan.

the kinds of services these vets found at this event in the east bay. the investigation into a deadly fall from a roller coaster takes on a specific focus and what witnesses say may have led to a woman falling to her death. and she

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veterans got much-needed help to start working. >> reporter: a sunny day in pleasanton was the perfect backdrop for dozens of veterans to find much-needed assistance. >> we're not looking for handouts we're looking for opportunities. >> reporter: this veteran's resource fair brought in vets from world war ii to the nation's most recent conflicts in iraq and afghanistan. i'm currently work and looking to maybe go back to school and i was interested in some of the benefits to go back to school. >> i have a vaclaim many and i wanted to talk to one representatives to see at what point my claim was and it was a goodvation. >> the vets will prevent conversations with veterans administrations officials and that was only the beginning, offering information about health care, education and job fair and how to avoid being foreclosed on and defrauded. >> there are people that set themselves up as some sort of counselor that will help the veterans access their veterans benefits and sometimes they

charge them, you know, hundreds and even thousands of dollars. >> reporter: services the government provides for free. >> one of the more unusual organizations here, the vets and vines foundation. it helps vets with jobs in the wine industry. >> when they get out of the military to help them with that transition. >> reporter: organizers say they will hold more of these events because the need is so great here in the bay area. in pleasanton, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. volunteers in san francisco honored congresswoman nancy pelosi for her efforts in the fight against aid. >> the nancy pelosi leadership walkway was officially opened to the public at the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park. representative pelosi's young grandchildren were among dozens of volunteers who helped to plant flowers and shrubs. >> these kids will say when

they go to a museum someplace, there used to be this thing called aids. >> the san francisco congresswoman sponsored legislation that created the grove as a place where people can gather to reflect and draw hope. meantime tomorrow marks the 2th annual san francisco aids walk, organizers say donations this year are on track to top $2 million. that offset raises money for the san francisco aids foundation and other bay area hiv/aids programs and services. sign-up for the 10k event that starts at 9:00 tomorrow morning and sharon meadows in golden gate park and the walk kicks off at 10:30. >> new developments tonight in the dog poisoning case in san francisco. a $5,000 reward is now being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of whoever left poisoned meatballs in the diamond heights and twin peaks neighborhoods earlier this month. a dachshund died after eating those meatballs and the police

say they contained strychnine and blethey were left out to kill dogs. two fairfield officers tried to stop a hummer for a traffic violation at grand central and east tabor avenue last night. the officers pursued the hummer until it got stuck on an embankment. police say the driver opened fire and officers returned fire and fatally shot the man. in southern california the mountain fire has destroyed almost 20 homes and buildings and still theaterrens two communities. it has burned more than 27,000 acres. on the western slopes of mountain san jacinto it's 49% contained. fire officials say the weather forecast is a mixed blessing. >> we do have some thunderstorms coming in, cooling temperatures, a chance of precipitation that will help the firefighters out on the ground. however, they still need to keep a head's up on the

lightning associated with those thunderstorms. >> these a the fire was started by a person, but it's not clear if it was deliberate or accidental. >> the u.s. air force is considering a plan for offshore exploration. according to the l.a. times the proposed wells would be drilled on the base in santa barbara county. they would end to offshore deposits by the use of slant wells deep underground. valentinal groups say the wells would still pose a threat to wildlife along the central coast. the investigation into a roller coaster fatality is now focusing on the seat restraint that witnesses say gave way. six flag has closed the texas giant giant roller coaster at the

arlington park. trailblazing journalist helen thomas died today at the age of 92. known as the dame of the white house corp., she reported to upi for decades before moving to the hearst corporation as a columnist. she once said she didn't think there were any rude questions. >> the question is why did you really want to go to war? >> to assume i wanted war is just flat wrong. >> she stood just over 5' tall, but her take no prisoners reputation towered among journalist covering the white house for nearly 50 years, she directed her pointed questions at ten mospresidents, kennedy, johnson, nixon, phorid, carter, reagan, bush 41, clinton, bush 42 and mr. obama. >> i think i walkedded in where angels feared to tread. >> her heels to the fire manager never seemed to cool. >> you people call for openness and transparency. >> let's have this discussion

at the conclusion of the town hall meeting. >> no, we're having it now. >> she was often criticized for what many saw as anti- israel questions. in 2010 her outspoken remarks on jews in israel cost her job. thomas apologized, but she was forced to resign as a columnist for hearst. in spite of her first questioning she was celebrated by politicians and presidents. >> happy birthday to you! >> thomas said she respected the office of presidency, but refused to worship at the sideline of public servants. >> we don't expect to be loved in this business. you learn that pretty quickly. we had the right to ask questions. to help the poor people, the underprivileged, people who have no voice and i wish reporters would have more responsibility in speaking for the oppressed. >> more details now in the

lasting influence of helen thomas in a statement president obama today says, "what made hellaent dame of the white house corp. was not her tenure, but her first belief when we ask tough questions and hold our leaders to account." >> reporter: coming up two superheroes one big movie, the announcement made at san diego's comic-con. first remembering the victims one year later, how one survivor of the aurora theater shooting is turning his experience into a push for change. and a golden opportunity that the unique weight-loss incentive that

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hit the campus of ursuline college. he is where in the midwest and northeast of the weeklong heat wave is almost over. temperatures dropped today as a cold front headed south ahead of cooling rainstorms forecasted for the region. in chicago the high temp was 86 degrees, down from yesterday's high of 96. people in aurora, colorado gathered to remember the victim and survivors of that mass shooting inside a movie theater one year ago today. >> 12 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a midnight screening of "the dark knight rises." one man's passion is to ensure other people don't have to endure those losses. steven barton is pushing for all background checks for all gun sales. >> it's important to remember that one senseless act does not, cannot and will not define

us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman james holmeses is scheduled to be begin in february. in news of the world tonight, seven car bombs exploded in shi'ite areas of baghdad today, part of an eruption of violence that began at the start of ramadan. so far at least 250 people have been killed in iraq since july 10th. breakfast and attacks today claimed the lives of 46 people. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for today's attacks, but coordinated bombings against shi'ites suggest it was the work of al- qaeda's iraq blanch. in italy five people pleaded guilty in crimes kicked to the deady wreck of the costa concordia. four crew member and an employee with the cruise company that operated the vessel received prison terms for manslaughter. the ship's captain is on trial, accused cowardice and incompetentence and he faced up to 20 years in prison. and in dubai, lose your weight in gold.

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? promise you i'm going to work hard for your children as well. >> the heartbroken mother of trayvon martin promises to fight for all children as well as her son. >> from new york to los angeles rallies were held in 100 cities in support of trayvon martin and called for civil right charges against george zimmerman. >> a week ago tonight a florida jury found zimmerman not guilty of murdering that teenager. arthel neville wraps up demonstration. >> trayvon martin's mother, sybrina martin vowing to open another chapter in her son's name. >> of course we're shocked and disappointed, but that just means that we have to roll up our sleeves and continue to fight. [ applause ] >> reporter: thousands turning out across the country at dozens of rallies, one week after george zimmerman's acquittal, calling

for justice for trayvon. >> now the focus is more so on trying to prevent this from ever happening again. >> one of our traditions is to make sure that we advocate against senseless violence. >> we want justice! >> reporter: hundreds marching in trayvon's hometown of miami. >> the laws need to be changed because the stand your ground law didn't help anybody. rallies like playing out in chicago, in washington, d.c., this bird's-eye view of atlanta's rally and in boston, people of all races sharing their unvarnished perspectives. >> i am here because i keep reading things that is a the african-american community is upset. and i feel like of course the african-american community is upset, but so am i. >> it's a lifetime, long life movement that we have to keep going on no matter what. >> reporter: organizers of today's rallies calling for a review or repeal of flava's stand your ground law, which helped to legally

protect george zimmerman. protesters also came together in san francisco as part of this national day of action for trayvon martin. >> ktvu's alex savidge was with the demonstration outside of the city's federal building. >> reporter: they came to honor the life of a teenager cut short. and to fight back about what many call an unjust verdict. >> we can take his death as an opportunity to come out and to now demand that we move forward with justice for all. >> reporter: more than a hundred people came together outside of san francisco's federal building today, a rally for trayvon martin. >> and the location was symbolic, protesters are pushing for a federal civil rights investigation into the shooting death of the unarmed teenager in florida. >> i would hope that zimmerman would be brought to justice and that the department of justice will open this case, because i love this country. >> reporter: keith brown, a teacher in oakland hopes this that case can be a turning point.

>> out of all the negative things that have happened because of this verdict, we could use this as a moment to just show that we value our black youth and embrace them. >> reporter: today's event was organized by the national action network. one of the rallying cries here today, "we are all trayvon martin ." for 8-year-old vincent the not-guilty verdict for george zimmerman is difficult to understand. >> trayvon martin was killed and his killer was set free. >> reporter: and while police officers stood by, this was a peaceful rally, a passionate crowd hoping for a federal prosecution. in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can find more on today's demonstrations on line, just log onto ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab and you will find more video and slide shows. we have breaking news

just coming into the ktvu newsroom, it's happening in san francisco at this hour. where police right now on the scene of what appears to be a double shooting. initial reports indicate that at least one person is dead, and another person was wounded. this all happened just a little bit after 10:00 at intersection of larkin and ofarrell streets and we'll update you with any new information on the double shooting in san francisco's tenderloin district as soon as it becomes available. dogs are cleaning up their act this weekend to benefit other canines. doesn't look too happy with that. pet food express stores are making donations to the foundation in the hopes of raising funds to buy bulletproof vests and temperature alarms in police cars and trauma kits for k-9

units. children had west oakland saw their field of dreams come true. the renovated baseball field at de fremery playground is now open. today's ceremony capped weeks of construction and clean-up efforts by local volunteers. the field is named for softball player cynthia c- >> rod: c-rod rodriguez who died at from leukemia at the age of 14. >> it makes me happy, but all i want is my daughter to be here and play, but she is not and this is the next best thing. >> cynthia that's teammates embraced and they are glad inner-city kids will have a safe place to play. >> the why the seagull problem at at&t park seems to be getting worse. >> a live view

. severe thunderstorms hit parts of nevada and causing damage in las vegas. rain hit sin city, and cars drove through hubcap high water and widespread outstandings kept par parts of vegas dark for hours last night. >> mark tamayo in the weather center. >> we're watching that activity in las vegas, because it could be approaching parts of the state including the bay area and, in fact, it shows it nicely on the raid on live stormtracker 2. the reds around las vegas. you can see a good reflection of the thunderstorms in the area, and some of this moisture will be moving in from the

south, approaching the central portions of the state over the next 48 hours or 48-72 hours. right now we have the fog showing up coastside already, pushing back into the bay. and a bit of a breeze especially outside towards fairfield, winds out the west, sustained at 23 miles per hour. i suspect throughout the day tomorrow we're still going to have gusty winds. time-lapse from today, you can see the fog heading the coastline. this was the time-lapse during the:00 hour. the 3:00 hour. highs from today as adverting we're talking about 90s inland, but the other end of the temperature range pretty chilly 6in san francisco, eh degrees. forecast headlines, fog will be increasing, tomorrow morning cloud cover and then monday and tuesday, high clouds and it could feel a bit muggy out there for both monday and into tuesday. overnight lows will be pretty

chilly, low 50s towards santa rosa and napa. areas of fog especially near the bay and along the coast and i suspect we'll have patchy drizzle returning to the shoreline tomorrow. here is the key change tomorrow. we're watching the moisture to our south, buttor former, high pressure begins to back off and the cooling trend kicks in. inland neighborhoods, lower 90s. as the high goes away it will set up the circulation and all the move moisture moving in from the south. as far as thunderstorms, we do bring in the slight chance of a few isolated thunderstorms approaching the bay area as we head into monday and tuesday. in fact, here is our forecast model increasing the clouds throughout the day on monday, monday afternoon at 5:00 and the cloud cover moves in by

monday night, early tuesday morning a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms and lots of cloud cover on tuesday. forecast highs for tomorrow, everybody cools off, still 100 degrees in clear lake, san rafael, mid-70s. temperatures in the upper 60s to right around 70 around the bay, warmest locations inland approving the low to mid-90s. san francisco 64 degrees. still some patchy fog into the afternoon hours. a look ahead, your five-day forecast and things do cool off. you can count on more cloud and maybe humid conditions for monday and tuesday and then temperatures re-bound wednesday and thursday. heather and ken, you can see the baby rain clouds to reflect a slight chance of showers. we'll have is to keep an eye on that and have another update tomorrow. >> thank you, mark. the seagulls apparently are getting a little more aggressive at taut park. at&t park. this season they are getting bolder and arrive before the

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. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night sportswrap. the oakland a's bats have been quiet since the al far break, but the good news they haven't lost any ground atop the american league west. the a's couldn't solve the wilson pitching problem. he retired 18 consecutive athletics. josh reddick and brandon moss two of his victims. wilson also got good defense behind him. chris young and it's a late start, but accelerates to the ball and the 6th inning is over and at that point the angels were clipping to a 1 straily allowed just two runs in seven innings. the a's lose their second in a

row, post all-star break after the 2-0 loss and scored juv one run in two games they firm the series with the angels tomorrow morning. >> you can't call him "pudge" anymore. that is pudge rodriguez beingip being inducted into the hall of fame. i mean kinsler leads off against johnson. what a play there at 1st. rangers got the tieing run to the plate, but came up short, 7- 4, which keeps them two games behind the division-leading as he. in boston, rob thompson with a night gesture to the young man. yankees took command the game. it's a base hit that knocks in a run. an unanimous play by new york in the 8th, pedroia with a foul pop up behind the plate.

stewart makes a nice play, leaning into the stands. daniel nava tries to tag from 1st and he is thrown out by stewart to complete the double play and end the inning. the ageless mariano rivera. the career record extends to 639 as the yankees win 5-2. >> the giants are in the mode that they have to play with a sense of urgency for the second night in a row they pick up the game on the first place team in the national league west. pablo sandoval with a shot downtown the left line. scutaro comes home with the first run of the game. after two straight poor starts everyone wanted to sigh what matt cain had tonight. he got a defensive lift in the 2nd, torres runs the ball down.

giants loaded the bases with nobody out in the in the 4th. montero hustles the ball down in time to get sandoval trying to score from 3rd. buster posey makes things more comfortable for the giants. making collmenter out to straight away center. no. 14 for posey, 4-1. it's been a series of injuries for the giant and jeremy affeldt was victimized. he appeared to pull a groin muscle. tonight is he is getting an mri. romeo with his 24th save. giants have gone from 3695 games out to 4.5 in the two

goods since the all-star break and send madison bumgarner to the found tomorrow. >> wilson has been seen throwing off the pitchers pound mound at university of san francisco. former giant pitcher underwent his second tommy john surgery last april and has been rehabbing. aced cog to one report wilson hopes to begin showcasing himself at the beginning of the august to try to hook on with major league team. a ball hit a young woman who was all right, but left a hole in the net. dodgers and nationals tied at 1 in the 10th, until ramirez drives one to the middle. the dopplers are now just a had a half game out of first place. tomorrow's final round of the british open should have no shortage of drama. tiger woods will try to break

his major victory drought that date backs to 2008. 2008 charl schwartzel hits into one and watch the ball roll. it will roll, roll some more and eventually make it to the green. the very insufficiented group in front of schwartzel is on the green putting as his ball rolls up. here is another characteristic of this course, almost sadivic bunkers. miguel angel jimenez fell six strokes off the lead. hunter mahan is very much in the final day mix. mahan two strokes off lead. tomorrow he will be paired with lee westwood in the final group. today it was lee westwood and

tiger woods paired. he decides to putt if interest there and it's an eagle for westwood who moves into the lied, 3 under par for the tournament. now it's tiger from one of those perilous bunkers on no. 9. he he had a share of the lead with westwood. westwood made this birdie putt. westwood finished with a 70, three under par for the tournament he is trying to win a major for the first time in his career and once again, woods will be after that elusive no. 50. >> i am looking forward to the challenge of it and i have been in this position before, hopefully tomorrow i can play well and win the tournament. >> i am in a high pressure situation, because i'm going to go and have dinner and i'm so good with a knife and fork now, i don't feel any pressure at all. [ laughter ] i know what it

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start the fast break. bazemore withof his 26 points of he has been a summer league star for golden state. sail with dramond green. at one point in the second half, they came storming back, bazemore with the move and high banker on the drive? a. warriors went 83-77 and they are 5-0 this year, they have won 12 straight in the summer league, dating back three seasons ago. too bad these games are just for practice. tonight the earthquakes took on a team from england taking on norwich city fc of the english premiere lead. >> reporter: cordell premiere league. mexico well-represented in atlanta in the quarter finds of soccer's gold cup. mexico against tran

trinidad tobagos. mexico goes on to meet panama in the serum finals on wednesday. pan maul got there way chris froome winning the yellow jersey for pay while now. nairo quintana from columbia made his move. after three weeks of racing, he doesn't need teammates to run interference for him. quintana won the stage, but he is behind froome who will ride into paris for the conclusion of the tour de france. >> returning now to that breaking news in san francisco,

we have just learned that this is an officer-involved shooting. these are new pictures, live pictures coming to us from the scene. this happened after 10:00 tonight in the city's interpreted loin district. >> initial reports indicate at least one person is

all right, i'm moving my infantry division augmented by a battalion of orcs from lord of the rings. we flank the tennessee volunteers and the north once again wins the battle of gettysburg. not so fast. remember, the south still has two infantry divisions, plus superman and godzilla. n-n-n-no, orcs are magic; superman is vulnerable to magic. not to mention you already lost godzilla to the illinois cavalry and hulk. why don't you just have robert e. lee charge the line with shiva and ganesh? you guys ready to order? hang on, honey. shiva and ganesh,